Copy, paste, and stamp pictures - the Scissors

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  Coremuscle

  • December 31, 2017 04:19

  All your explanations are assuming that the person understand the different features.

  For example - what is rubbing? What is Stamping? And why would I want to incorporate this effect?

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  zackmto

  • January 04, 2018 07:43

  Good evening

   

  • I would like to learn how to make a stick man move and have a falling earth ball in the story. How do I do this with out having to draw the same frame but a little change.

   

  This could be explain through pictures, or a youtube or a walkthrough just some suggestion.

  Thank again.

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  Gina

  • January 10, 2018 03:15

  @Coremuscle, thanks for the feedback. We add some explanation on the top of the article.

  @zackmto, thanks. Using real example to present the tutorial seems seems to be a cool idea. We will see if there is anything we can do. By the way, if you are interested in stick figure and bouncing balls, here are some fun tutorial

  How to draw poses (with stick figure)

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3iOFYXlRG4&list=PL836C92C18EEB374E&index=73

  Squeeze and Stretch

  https://anizone.kdanmobile.com/videos/466152043:Back%20to%20Basics%20Lesson%206:%20Squash%20and%20Stretch

   

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  t.jevdjic

  • March 02, 2019 19:20
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  Rubbing is not clear. What does rubbing mean? What is the percentage behind it?

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  Gina

  • March 14, 2019 03:46

  Hello t.jevdjic, when you select a part of the drawing and run the drawing on a page, only the part of the image that you rub on (with your finger or stylus)  will appear on the page. It works like printing something on a wood board (https://www.instructables.com/id/Linoleum-Block-Printing-1/). Rubbing is useful for creating some staging effects in your animation. It's also an alternative way to select an irregular object. I hope this information is helpful. Thank you.

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